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Engagement@Combined event gathers valuable feedback on key trust priorities

Event picture from Engagement at Combined event, showing groups of people sitting round tables, talking.

North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust held its Engagement@Combined event on 10 February at Port Vale Football Club.

The event welcomed a variety of local organisations, stakeholders and partners attending. Attendees offered valuable insights into what the trust is doing well and also offered areas to focus on over the next year.

The event covered a range of topics and speakers from Combined Healthcare. This included an introduction from Buki Adeyemo, Chief Executive, and a focus on the upcoming Quality Account and necessary planning related to it from Kenny Laing, Chief Nursing Officer. Zoe Grant, Deputy Chief Nurse, also gave an overview of the Patient, Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF).

In the afternoon, there were seven round tables where partners, stakeholders and attendees could learn more about various areas of the trust and share their reflections. These included:

  • Culture of Care – inpatient wards
  • Specialist services – who are we?
  • Community Transformation – including ADHD and autism pathway
  • Partnership working – our Chief Strategy Officer
  • Crisis care services
  • Peer recovery/co-production
  • ARRS/Talking Therapies – primary care services

There were several networking opportunities and the chance to meet others from similar organisations from across the area and the local community.

You can watch the below summary video from the event.

Recent updates

People using North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust services will soon be able to see their outpatient appointments through the NHS App. The new feature links the trust’s PatientAide portal with the NHS App, helping service users find important information in one simple, familiar place.
The Transforming Care Programme has transferred from Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (MLCSU) to Combined Healthcare this week, following a commissioning decision by NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Integrated Care Board (ICB).

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